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Sue Griffiths
4/18/2021 01:31:04 am
Wow, she's really changing shape! Will there be any behavioural changes as she moves closer to giving birth?
Jane
4/19/2021 12:59:07 pm
Yes, their behaviour changes. At the moment her appetite is low and she is starting to slow up and when lying down you can see it is harder for her to get comfortable. 4/19/2021 03:51:12 am
Rosie continues to bloom and her shape has really changed over the last week or two ! Good luck Rosie and enjoy the sunshine and resting before the big event ! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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